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Fix/Clarify what is translated #302

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions src/content/docs/design/pages/internationalization.mdx
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By default, all Kinde user-facing screens (for example the sign up and sign in screens) are in US English. However, you can make your end-user authentication experience more international by selecting multiple languages for these screens as well.

## What screens can be translated?
## What gets translated?

Only the user facing authentication screens: Sign up, sign in, verification code, confirmations, etc. are translated. It is not yet possible to select a different language for the whole Kinde platform.
Only the user facing authentication pages are translated. This includes, sign up, sign in, verification code, confirmations, one-time code emails. It is not yet possible to select a different language for the whole Kinde platform.

To change the language displayed on sign up and request access pages, you need to [customize the relevant page](/design/pages/design-your-welcome-pages/).

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